El RETO de Lau con 10 palabras en náhuatl 😵‍💫 Cubanas reaccionan #Nahuatl #Mexico

Hey Pichichas and Pichichis! 💜 Today we're reacting to a video with *10 Nahuatl words and 10 Mayan words that are still used today* 😱🇲🇽 But this time there was a challenge: Lau promised to try to read and say those words quickly, even though you know we sometimes tease her because she speaks so fast and some words get tangled up 😂😵‍💫 The best part of this video was discovering that Mexico still uses words that come from its indigenous languages. Many seem like everyday words, but when you find out they come from Nahuatl or Mayan, they sound different. It's as if a common word suddenly has a history, roots, and memory. From Cuba, we were so surprised to see how Mexican identity isn't just in the food, music, traditions, or places; it's also alive in the way people speak. So today we learned, we laughed, Lau struggled a little with the challenge, and we ended up understanding better why Mexico has such a rich culture. In this video you'll find: 0:00 Introduction to the challenge and Lau's dyslexia 1:53 Introduction to Nahuatl 3:35 1. Tomato 6:04 2. Raccoon 6:49 3. Avocado 7:33 4. Ule (a type of palm leaf) 8:34 5. Chocolate 9:26 6. Wacal (a type of palm leaf) 10:06 7. Peanut 12:26 8. Coyote 13:00 9. Chalk 13:36 Bonus: Chewing gum 14:08 10. Pig 15:19 Final thoughts and video closing Tell us in the comments: What word of Nahuatl or Mayan origin do you use all the time? And what word would you give Lau for the next challenge? 👀😂 Thank you for always being with us, Pichichas and Pichichis 💜 #Nahuatl #Maya #IndigenousLanguages ​​#MexicanWords #MexicanCulture #MexicoAndCuba #CubanReaction #MexicanSpanish